When the gardens teemed with bus tours, as they often did, it was impossible to see what the designers had intended.
(The Sagrada Familia, Gaudí's much-celebrated, as-yet-unfinished cathedral masterwork, is teeming with camera-toting tour-bus riders. It is simply too crowded for any but the most ardent Gaudí admirer and certainly for almost any child).
Three times a week she makes the 90-minute commute by bus and train to the teeming crowds of Times Square from the Linden Houses, part of East New York's public housing sprawl.
The bus depot teemed with migrants who had no means of buying a ticket and no clue which bus to catch if they did.
Mary Barbara Kentt), a telephone operator, and Jim Glenn Tryonn), who works a punch press at a factory, find themselves alone and uneasy after their half-day shift on Saturday; impulsively, they take the same bus to Coney Island, where they meet among the teeming throngs at the beach and begin a flirtation.
There are occasional forays outside the bus — mostly flashbacks and fantasy sequences — but for the most part the camera nimbly navigates its teeming, claustrophobic interior.
The bus from Marrakech dropped us off in Asni, an unremarkable village at the foot of Mount Toubkal, teeming with crooks masquerading as mountain guides.
The first attacker stood in front of a bus stop, the second next to a currency exchange kiosk in a pedestrian mall, both sites teeming with Sunday evening shoppers.
From an ordinary bus you can't sense the streetscape's expanse, but here, with windows stretching nearly the length of the bus, when we crossed Broadway at dusk, an hour before theater time, the city looked unearthly, a teeming throng of figures and glaring lights.
